Who has no land lines and just uses their cell

[LightningBG]

We have dish network for TV. about $70/mo, comcast for internet $60/mo. No phone (landline, err, yeah).

We used to have phone/internet together, but never used the phone. I didn't even know the number.

[itchmesir]

My cell phone is used more for what I can do with it than how much I talk on it that's for sure

[tacklejunkie]

Ok...I did it. Cancelled my land line and bundled. I guess there will be savings

[swamptiger]

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We have dish network for TV. about $70/mo, comcast for internet $60/mo. No phone (landline, err, yeah).

How about your business? No landline there either?

I run a business out of my home, and I seem to be joined at the hip with the telephone company. Cable TV and high speed internet, land line phone and a separate fax line. And I also advertise in the Yellow Pages. My wife and I both have cell phones - I rarely use mine, and she uses hers almost exclusively. Cost is typically between $300 & $400 per month for everything.

My grownup kids, on the other hand, are completely wireless.

[itchmesir]

drop the useless cable tv and save yourself a $100/mo... If I wasn't getting cable for free... i'd definitely wouldn't have it.. such a waste of time and money.. especially with internet streaming and netflix

[swamptiger]

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drop the useless cable tv and save yourself a $100/mo...

I would in a heartbeat, however, my wife insists on having it for certain programs she likes to watch, and she pays for it, so what can I say?...

We had satellite TV a few years ago, and it wasn't reliable in poor weather where we live - cell phone reception isn't great at times here, either.

[LightningBG]

How about your business? No landline there either?

I run a business out of my home, and I seem to be joined at the hip with the telephone company. Cable TV and high speed internet, land line phone and a separate fax line. And I also advertise in the Yellow Pages. My wife and I both have cell phones - I rarely use mine, and she uses hers almost exclusively. Cost is typically between $300 & $400 per month for everything.

Yeah, I have landlines at work. I hate qwest, but I'm pretty much stuck with them as far as I can tell. They are here about every 6 months fixing something. DSL is also through qwest and also a nightmare. Dex book and others get charged separately and are also a rip off.

[itchmesir]

I would in a heartbeat, however, my wife insists on having it for certain programs she likes to watch, and she pays for it, so what can I say?...

We had satellite TV a few years ago, and it wasn't reliable in poor weather where we live - cell phone reception isn't great at times here, either.

women... *shakes head* lol

[Iambjm]

I would gladly dump mine, but my hubby has a disability and even though he has a prepaid cell phone he never turns it on at home because he doesn't want the battery to go dead. Duh..his phone has a spare battery and a home charger and a car charger. And by the way half the time he won't answer our home phone until he hears it is me over the answering machine.

[delcecchi]

you must live to the north of a big hill or bluff. Our satellite up north and the daughter's in the cities has been as reliable as Charter cable.

[fisherman-andy]

If you have a smart phone such as an Android or iPhone you can use VOIP or better yet Google Voice which is free. That will allow you to have a free 2nd line typically on your cellular device so that you dont tie up your main cell number. So when someone calls the Google Voice number it can be set to ring to your main line or any number you want.

Then you can dump your home phone line.

[landscaper]

Has anyone got there land line or wireless internet through Verizon?? So its just added onto your cell phone bill.

[EBass]

I only have a cell, but I do have cable so that could be used as a land line if I paid for the service.